Hood County News from Granbury, Texas • Page 7

'9 9 fW -1 HOOD COWTY NEWS, CRANBURY. TEXAS, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1972, PACE 7 Mrs. Johnson WWW' Is C0-- i Mr. Me Eaton Mrs. Annie Henslee Funeral service! for Mr.

Jesse Baye (Jke) Eaton, 89, who lived on Route 3, Cranbury, were held at 1 p. m. Thursday In Martin's Funeral Home Chapel. Mr. Eaton died Tuesday, May 16 at hit home, following a lengthy Illness.

He was born Oct. 5, 1883 in Hood County and lived here most of his life. He had lived In the Cleburne area at one time, and was engaged in farming. He was a member the First Baptist Church. "They called and asked if I was over 18, and I thought, someone was making a joke," said Mrs.

J. B. Johnson, in discussing her winning a new color television at Mitchell' IVpartment Store Saturday, Mrs. Johnson, who lives In" Oak Trail Shores, said the new set would solve the television watchipg problemjn her home. She and her husband do not like the same programs.

The set, presented by Paul Theimor, manager of the is a 14-inch' set. It 'was the, grand prize In the store's grand opening celebration. Mrs. Velma Wirnberly won a $7.50 gift certificate. 27, 1909, he married Miss Laura Prine in On Jan.

Cleburne. chell's Dept. Store. Paul Theimer, manager, made the presentation. WINNER Mrs.

J. B. Johnson of Oak Trail Shores won this color television In the grand opening celebration at Mit- fafi Creek Farmers Are Ready CONSUMER CLIPS The U. S. Department of Agriculture sets up regulations and offers guidelines for the facilities used by food processors.

These guidelines have been developed during than 60 years of inspection experiences. The guidelines, set by the Consumer and Marketing Service, are flexible but make sure that all plants produce sanitary, wholesome products under common to public health requirements for food processing. visited their brother BY MRS. P. R.

MACY Survivors include his wife, Laura; a'daughter, Mrs. D. C. Garner of Cleburne; sons, J. Jr.

of Clyde and Bobby of Cleburne; 15 grandchildren; 26 great-grandchildren; and a brother, C. E. Eaton of Sherman. The Rev. Doug Robinson officiated and Interment was in Watts Chapel Cemetery near Cleburne.

Martin's Funeral Home of Cranbury was in charge of arrangements. Pallbearers were Bobby and Charles Styron, James and Lee Daniels! Dee Hanna and Johnny Hudson. Mr. Johnnie Huston Mr. Johnnie A.

Huston, 69, died Sunday, May 21 at his home, of an apparent heart attack. Funeral services were conducted at die Granbury Church of Christ at 4 p. m. Tuesday with Minister Lloyd Frederick officiating. He was assisted by Minister Jim Hall.

Mr. Huston was born July 11, 1902 in Dewjtt County. He was a rancher and farmer and married to Monema Mlzell Dec. 24, 1922 In Hood County. He was a faithful member of the Church of Christ.

'His wife, Monema survtvei him. Other survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Judy Mlddlebrook of Fort Worth; sons, J. W. Huston of Belton and Thurman Huston of Phoenix, six grandchildren; a sister, Mrs.

P. H. Thrash of Granbury; and a brother, Floyd Huston of Stephenvllle. Interment was In Granbury Cemetery with arrangements under the direction of Martin's Home. Pallbearers were U.

L. Tldwell, Cecil Thomas, Frank Holley, Warren Thompson, Lowell. Miller and Keith Hlllman. and C. on KIKAGA BEAUTY SHOP OWNER AND OPERATOR LEONE STEMBRIDGE FOR APPOINMENT PHONE 573-1801 wife Mr.

and Mrs. M. Matlock of Granbury Final rites for Mrt. H. (Annie) Henslee, 95, who died Wednesday, May 17 In Cranbury General Hospital following a lengthy illness, were held at 10:30 a.

m. Friday In the Chapal of Martin a Funeral Home. Mrs. Henslee was bom Feb. 4, 1877 In Hood County and had been a lifelong resident here.

She was the daughter of Bart and Serella (Hill) Zachary and was married to Henry W. Henslee July 5, 1896. Mr, Henslee died In 1967. She was member of the Assembly of God Church. Survivors Include Mrs.

Nona Moran and Mri, Clenn Porter of Cranbury, Mrs. Phoebe Moore, Mrt. Alton Newman, and Mrt. L. R.

Purselley, all of Fort Worth and Mrs. C. Butchee of Lames 29 grandchildren; 69 great-grandchildren and nide great-greatgrandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Josephine Turner of Stockton, and Mrs. Maggie McK night of Wichita Falls.

The Rev. Al Strlcklln officiated at the funeral services, assisted by Lloyd Frederick, minister. Interment was in Cranbury Cemetery with arrangements under the direction of Martin's Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Darrell Porter, Melvin Purselley, Hubert Moran, Duward Henslee, Cody Newman and Francis Moore, Mrs. Lillie Morrison Mrs.

Ullle May Morrison, 78, of Whlttier, Calif, died May 22 In a convalescent nursing hospital. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Vera Sellers of Ft. Worth, Mrs. Julia Vonhugel and Mrs.

Edith Sage of Whlttier, three sons, Char lei Morrison of Sulphur Springs, Edward Morrison and J. T. Lack of Whlttier, sisters, Mrs. Claud Wallace of Fort Worth, and Mrt. Virgil Aiken of Klngtville; brothers, E.

B. Price of Cranbury, Lawrence Price of Clarendon, and Jim Hood Price of Plalnvitw; 21 grandchildren and 34 great-grandchildren, i She wat a member of the Church of Christ and was born and reared In Hood County. Services are tcheduled at 10 a. m. Thursday (today) in the Chapel ofWrtint Funeral Home Lloyd Frederick, mlnltter, officiating.

Interment will be at Nubbin Ridge Cemetery. Mr. Roscoe Richards Funeral tervicet for Roscoe B. Richards, 72, of Route 1, Llpan, will be at 2:30 p. m.

Thuraday (today) In the Pari Ho Baptist Church. Mr. Richards died Tuesday In Sunset Nursing Home in Stephenvllle. Born Jan. 11, 1900 In Alabama, he came to Texas at the age of four.

He was a retired farmer and a member of the Patl 11 Baptist Church. Survivors include a sister, Miss Gladys Richards of RUll two nieces and six nephews, The farmers have Just about got their land ready for planting. Mr. and Mrs. C.

P. Mas-sey of La Verne, Calif, are visiting in the community. Miss Clarice Morris of Little Rock, Ark. and her sister, Mrs. Zella Meyers of Fort Worth visited Mrs.

Ruby Massey one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Z. C.

Johnson of Acton visited Miss Early Massey on Sunday. Mrs. Mollle Armstong and Miss Eva and John Matlock SINGER TRAINED I SALES SERVICE 5 of SbentriarL Sf I Cosmetics 8 Sold At I BEAUTY SALON 573-1826 I Mr. Wylie Clifton ALL BRANDS MACHINES 573-3909 CALL FABRIC'S alIlil 'ThVfcevi Harry and Interment will Harris will officiate at the funeral be In Tarleton Cemetery near Patlllo. Funeral services were held Sunday at p.

m. for Mr. H. W. Wylie) Clifton, 86, a Paluxy resident, who died May 19 at his home, following a heart attack.

Mr. Clifton was born Sept. 8, 1885 In Hood County and had been a lifelong resident here. He was the son of William L. and Elizabeth (Roach) Clifton and was a farmer.

He had been a Deacon in the Paluxy Baptist Church over 50 years. Survivors Include daughters, Mrt. Doris Blocker of Graham, Mrs. Porest Tiwater of Dallas, Mrt. Faye Men-nlch of Mra.

Jake Groom of Fort Worth, Mrt. Rufut Vest of Tolar, MrtVMelvln Tate of San Antonio and Mra. Joyce Frost of Baltimore, a son, John Clifton of Bryson; step-daughters, Mrs. Dlna Stephens, Mrt. Loree Mitchell and Mrs.

Valll Smith, all of Granbury, Mrs! Bdhnle Ends ley of Jenkins, Mrs. Bid Eddleman ot Mrs. Hanna Way of Graham; a atepson, Hugh Woods of New Castle; 20 grandchildren; 36 grandchildren; 16 step-grandchildren; 33 step-great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. The Rev. Jim Lasslter officiated, assisted by the Rev.

G. W. McDssvell. Interment was in Squaw Creek Cemetery at Glen Rose. Pallbearers were.

Billy. Wilson, RlckyJarker, Garland McRlmmon, Pete Winn, Buster Edwards and Horace Morgan. Martin's Funeral Home of Granbury was in charge of arrangements. Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. C. B. Carty were In Glen Rote on Monday. Miss Sherry Rollins had birthday on Monday, "Happy Birthday." Mr.

and Mrs. Thurman Roxburgh of Arlington visited In the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M.

Massey on Sunday and his other sister, Mrs. C. P. Mae -ey and husband were there Mrs. Jimmy Gilliam took son.

Bill, to the doctor on Monday. I Mrs. A. J. Purselley had Mr.

and Mrs. Ronnie Coonrod and family of Fort Worth, I his mother, Mrs. Dorothy I Coonrod and Mr. and Mrs. O.

C. Purselley, all of Arf-; ington as guests this week-end. lfjamLrino JewA BY MRS. J.H. MACY One of the largest crowds, in long time attended the cemetary working last Saturday at Nubbin Ridge.

Dr. and Mrs. Revis, Mr. and Mrs. Biles all of Fort -Worth visited Mr, ani Mrs.

Wallace Vaughn Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Csrl Purselley spent the weekend with them. Mr.

and Mrs. John D. Hay worth was in Event last Saturday night to attend the wedding of their son, Bobby Hayworth. Mrs. Morgan Deaver and Cary of Tolar, Mrs.

Brenda Ward of Florida' visited Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Mabery Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

A. Keis-llng, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hig-glnbotham, Ricky, Mike, Gary, ef Bedford visited Mr. and Mrs.

Devreau Vaughn Saturday. Mrs. Llla Hayworth of Big Springs It visiting relatives here and with her tlster, Mrs. Homer Sargent in Granbury. Mr.

and Mrt. Knute Paul-ton of Walnut Springs visited Sunday In Grady Ewing home and attended tinging here at the church. TTh a will be Odell Haile, D. W. Galnea, Hoyt O.

Hendricks, Charles Hunt and Jimmle Ciri(siiitom Pallbearers Hendricks, K. lcPherson. Home of Llpan was In charge of arrange- Smith Funeral ments. Mr. James Thorp Arrangements are pending it Martln't Funeral Home in Cftnbury for Mr.

JameiC.Thorp. Mr. Thorp, a member In Old-time Hood County family died Tuesday at his residence in Wheatland. State Sen. Tom Creighton has used $26,565 of the state's money to pay office rent and a- secretary for his private law business, State Rep.

Tom Holmes charged Wednesday. Holmes, who led Creighton in the hotly contested senate race which pits the two men in the runoff June 3, blasted Creighton and accused him of a assassination attempt" on him in the timing of the Travis County grand jury investigation which he said was Instigated by his opponent Creighton could not be reached for a reply to the accusation this morning, but a spokesman from his office said Creighton would have no comment on the statement. Holmes also said Creighton had checked out more than $2,900 in stamps between January 1971 and March 1972 "but there has been no investigation of him or his secretaries on the state payroll." Holmes claimed Creighton had used $22,655 in contingent expense money over the years to pay the salary of Mrs. Dorothy Winston in Creighton's Mineral Wells law office, and $3,910 in tax money to pay Mrs. B.

H. Martin for the rent on his law office. Pol. Ad Pd. by Commute for Tom Holmes I Last Friday night was play night at the church, they also had a weiner roast afterwards.

The older folks played dominoes. They had 80 present. This coming Friday night there will be an ice cream and cake. Bring a freezer of homemade Ice cream or a cake Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Bilton and family. Glen Rose, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hayworth and attended church here. Our sympathy goes to the Allen Hayworth children in the loss of their uncle, Wylie Clifton of Paluxy, who was burled Sunday afternoon.

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